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dalniente

How do you pronounce "ough"

Ooo

Oog

Owg

Oh

Oof

Oo[gh with middle tongue on soft palate]

Ohhgghlghlgh[gargling]

Ooj

Other

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By "middle tongue on soft palate," I mean similar to German "ch" but like...G instead of C.

stangergorya

Roxanne Ritchi and Megamind

mewvore

"we detected a mature post" yeah I'm in my 30s

keepsdrifting

Megamind is so funny to me. Several things are easily and beautifully established in the first few scenes of the movie.

Probably the worst crime that Megamind can actually be persecuted for is kidnapping. Some destruction of property. Otherwise, absolutely nobody is actually scared of him. There's no evacuation when he "takes over" (unlike later when Tighten takes over and there's a mass-exodus.)

He has some form of probably legitimate income since he purchases and ships all of his "evil lair" accessories from an outlet store, of all things, in Romania.

He has fans. (Fucking Bernard)

He probably hasn't killed anybody ever. (He told Roxanne to evacuate the Metro Man museum "we're having the walls and ceiling removed") (also his complete freakout when "MetroMan's" skeleton is revealed)

He purposely mispronounces things. (Says spider correctly initially, and then "corrects" himself.)

He unintentionally mispronounces things. ("Ollo?")

He doesn't know what windows are???? Has to be explained to him, despite his lair having them???? And the jail he was raised in has windows???? And the school he went to had windows????

His alligators (from the alligator pit) are very obviously well-loved and cared for. They have a disco ball, their own room, and piles of toys. They looked like they were having a great time, actually.

greenpactbosmer

Bernard being a megamind fan is probably my favourite fun fact about this movie because he was SUCH a pretentious nerd about it and it's kind of implied he's seen multiple megamind cosplayers. Which means: fan conventions. There are probably superhero/villain fan conventions and this guy is going there and arguing with people over who knows megamind best. And then his ass gets essentially kidnapped by him and thrown into a washer.

molabuddy

really specific trope i like that i feel like can only be explained in a diagram

specs-a-million

Megamind is my favorite bisexual actually

genthespacewitch

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All sales directly support me, a starving artist and Megamind fan and it's greatly appreciated. <3

{this user wants you to toss them their keys}

parakeet

{This user thought you said printer}

evilwriter37

I say it every Disability Pride Month, but I honestly feel like this can’t be overstated: I hate the “care about disabled people because you could be disabled too one day” argument. It’s not wrong, but it entirely misses the mark.

Maybe care about disabled people because we’re also people, instead of basing your care only on the self-centered notion of what it will be like when you one day end up disabled. Care about us in the present for being us, not because of a future idea about yourself.

wolfnanaki

This video from Bill Nye showed up on my Facebook feed and I thought it was good to share here too. Using critical thinking skills to see red flags is vital to preventing the retention and spread of misinformation. Here are the red flags he mentions:

Advertising - Companies have a financial incentive to say what makes them money. Even if what they're saying is true, it's better to check the info yourself.

Hearsay - No direct source or proof for a claim, just something you've heard. If it can't be verified, it's hearsay.

Personal Benefit - Does the person spreading the information benefit from it being true? As with advertising, it's vital to look into the sources of their claims.

Contradiction - Does this information contradict facts you already know for sure? Pause and ask questions before accepting it as fact.

Reader Bias - Do you really want this information to be true? Does it conform to what you already think and believe? Watch out for information that seems to be catered to your belief system.